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TLE 3

Total questions: 124

Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are people who travel 80 kilometers from his or her home for at least 24 hours, for business or pleasure or other reasons.

a)
Commuters or locals
b)
Residents or natives
c)

Tourists

d)
Businessmen or workers
2.

These are same-day visitors in a destination or sometimes referred to "day trippers."

a)
Local explorers
b)

Excursionists

c)
Weekend travelers
d)
Short-term tourists
3.

The independent tourist who backpacks

a)

Drifter

b)
Nomad
c)
Traveler
d)
Hiker
4.

The tourist who seeks new experiences, often extreme

a)

Explorer

b)

Drifter

c)

Individual mass

d)

Organized mass

5.

The tourist who goes to an agency in search of a tourist package

a)

Explorer

b)

Drifter

c)

Individual mass

d)

Organized mass

6.

The tourist who takes organized tours where all the details are covered

a)

Explorer

b)

Drifter

c)

Individual mass

d)

Organized mass

7.

What are the two types of tourism based on the point of origin?

a)
Local tourism and global tourism
b)
Regional tourism and national tourism
c)
Domestic tourism and international tourism
d)
Urban tourism and rural tourism
8.

This is when tourists travel within their country of residence.

a)
International travel
b)
Domestic tourism
c)
Local sightseeing
d)
Regional exploration
9.

This is when a tourist travels outside of their countries of origin.

a)

International tourism

b)
Domestic tourism
c)
Local sightseeing
d)
Regional exploration
10.

This refers to tourists of outside origin entering a particular country.

a)
Outbound tourists
b)
Domestic travelers
c)
Local visitors
d)
Inbound tourists
11.

This refers to tourists traveling from the country of their origin to another country.

a)
Outbound tourists
b)
Domestic travelers
c)
Local visitors
d)
Inbound tourists
12.

The primary purpose of travel is for pleasure to enjoy and maximize one's vacation or holiday to rest and relax.

a)

Education

b)

Business

c)

Leisure

13.

The main purpose of travel is to perform a specific job or function related to their profession.

a)

Education

b)

Business

c)

Leisure

14.

This is any structure with several separate units, primarily located along the highway with individual or common parking space, and is aimed at motorists who wish to stay for lodging.

a)
inn
b)
hostel
c)
guesthouse
d)

motel (motorist hotel)

15.

These are types of accommodations designed to be budget-friendly and are often aimed at certain types of travelers, such as students and backpackers.

a)
Resorts
b)
Motels
c)
Hostels
d)
Hotels
16.

These are types of accommodations that offer overnight stays and breakfast in the morning.

a)
Hostel with shared rooms
b)
Luxury hotel suite
c)
Camping ground with tents
d)
Bed and Breakfast (B&B)
17.

These type of accommodations tend to be bigger than bed and breakfast accommodations. These are private homes that were converted to accommodate guests.

a)

Guesthouse and home-stays

b)
Hostel
c)
Motel
d)
Inn
18.

These are typically small homes that are used for short-term guest accommodation.

a)
Short-term rentals
b)
Temporary lodgings
c)

Cottages

d)
Guest houses
19.

These are self-contained units, that come complete with their private kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and living room.

a)

Apartments

b)
Houses or villas
c)
Rooms or cabins
d)
Studios or lodges
20.

These are small, wooden houses, or shelters and are also called "huts" but with basic facilities, such as a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living area.

a)
Cabins
b)
Shacks
c)
Cottages
d)
Huts
21.

This is the largest sector of the hospitality industry which includes bars, restaurants, and food trucks.

a)
Dining and Entertainment Sector
b)
Culinary Arts Division
c)
Food and Beverage Sector
d)
Beverage and Snack Industry
22.

This sector of the hospitality industry has everything to do with people moving from place to place.

a)
Hospitality management sector
b)
Event planning sector
c)
Culinary arts sector
d)
Travel and tourism sector
23.

This hospitality sector includes a place or accommodation to sleep overnight or stay for some time.

a)
Boarding
b)

Lodging and Accommodation

c)
Shelter
d)
Lodging
24.

This sector of the hospitality industry provide activities that people do for relaxation, enjoyment, entertainment and rest.

a)

Entertainment and Recreation

b)
Event Management
c)
Travel and Tourism
d)
Food and Beverage
25.

These are the most common and traditional type of accommodation. They are usually ranked using a star system.

a)
Motels
b)
Hostels
c)
Hotels
d)
Bed and Breakfasts
26.

These are types of accommodations that try to provide guests with their wants like entertainment, leisure facilities, and more.

a)
Hostels
b)
Motels
c)
Hotels
d)
Resorts
27.

The main purpose of this travel is to be academically enriched.

a)
The travel is for leisure activities.
b)
The travel is for cultural experiences.
c)
The travel is for personal enjoyment.
d)

The travel is for education.

28.

This is also known as the hospitality industry.

a)

Accommodations

b)
Service sector
c)
Leisure industry
d)
Travel sector
29.

This deals with the movement of people and products which requires a physical transfer from one place to another using physical activity or a vehicle.

a)
Delivery
b)
Commute
c)
Transportation
d)
Logistics
30.

They act as the mediators or middlemen in transactions between the tourists and the tourism industry suppliers.

a)

Intermediaries

b)
Hotel managers
c)
Tour guides
d)
Travel bloggers
31.

These are the main locations that tourists intend to visit in a trip.

a)
Cultural festivals and events.
b)
Shopping districts and markets.
c)
Local dining experiences.
d)

Destinations

32.

These are the places, people, events, or activities that make up the objects that attracts tourists to destinations.

a)
Cultural landmarks
b)
Tourist hotspots
c)
Travel destinations
d)

Attractions

33.

These attractions that are untouched or natural features in a particular location which can be in the form of mountains, hills, beaches, lakes, rivers, forests, and the like.

a)
Cultural landmarks
b)
Historical sites
c)
Urban attractions
d)
Natural attractions
34.

These attractions are those that are built, constructed, or designed by man. These include theme parks, zoos, museums, and the like.

a)
Natural wonders
b)
Historical sites
c)
Cultural landmarks
d)
Man-made attractions
35.

These hotels are large, often part of a cluster of similar hotels with high-quality services.

a)

Five-star hotels

b)

Four-star hotels

c)

Three-star hotels

d)

Two-star hotels

36.

These hotels are typically small to medium-sized with a phone and a television and is mostly part of a chain of hotels that offer consistent quality but with limited amenities.

a)

Five-star hotels

b)

Four-star hotels

c)

Three-star hotels

d)

Two-star hotels

37.

These hotels offer spacious and luxurious accommodations with the highest degree of room and personal service. The guests are provided with 24-hour room service, medical service, and valet service.

a)

Five-star hotels

b)

Four-star hotels

c)

Three-star hotels

d)

Two-star hotels

38.

These hotels are usually located near a major business center or shopping area. The rooms are clean and spacious enough with higher quality and range of facilities.

a)

Five-star hotels

b)

Four-star hotels

c)

Three-star hotels

d)

Two-star hotels

39.

These hotels are generally small and usually managed by the owner and family that provide basic accommodation with limited amenities and services.

a)

Five-star hotels

b)

Four-star hotels

c)

Three-star hotels

d)

One-star hotels

40.

These are hotels with 99 rooms or less.

a)

Large hotels

b)

Small hotels

c)

Medium hotels

41.

These are hotels with at least 100 rooms but not more than 300 rooms.

a)

Large hotels

b)

Small hotels

c)

Medium hotels

42.

These are hotels have more than 300 rooms.

a)

Large hotels

b)

Small hotels

c)

Medium hotels

43.

These hotels are located in the center of the city within a short distance from the shopping and business centers.

a)

Downtown hotel

b)

Sub-urban hotel

c)

Airport hotel

44.

These hotels are located near an urban area and this is ideal for people who prefer to stay away from the hustle and bustle of a city.

a)

Downtown hotel

b)

Sub-urban hotel

c)

Airport hotel

45.

These hotels are situated near the airport and is generally patronized by airline passengers, businessmen, layover passengers, crew members, etc.

a)

Downtown hotel

b)

Sub-urban hotel

c)

Airport hotel

46.

These are wooden homes that are great for those traveling in a group since they come in different sizes.

a)

Chalets

b)

Treehouses

c)

Tents

d)

Mansions

47.

This is a boat adapted to primarily serve as accommodation and is in a permanently fixed location.

a)
cargo vessel
b)

houseboat or botel

c)
fishing boat
d)
yacht
48.

This is a building, edifice or premises that is used for the regular reception, accommodation or lodging of travelers and tourists.

a)
Inn
b)
Hostel
c)
Motel
d)
Hotel
49.

The word "hotel" is from the French word hotel which means

a)

a large townhouse

b)
a type of restaurant
c)
a small cottage or cabin
d)
a luxury shopping mall
50.

This is one of the agencies that oversee the Philippines' tourism industry:

a)
Department of Tourism (DOT)
b)
Philippine Tourism Authority
c)
Tourism Board of the Philippines
d)
Department of Travel (DOT)
51.

The Tourism Act of 2009, also known as Republic Act ___ recognized tourism as an indispensable element of the national economy and an industry of national interest and importance.

a)
5678
b)
1234
c)
9593
d)
7890
52.

It is a social, cultural, and economic phenomenon that entails the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal or business/professional purposes.

a)

Tourism Industry

b)

Hospitality Industry

c)

Arts and Sciences

53.

It focuses on providing accommodations to tourists such as hotels, motels, restaurants, cruise ships, country clubs, casinos, and convention centers.

a)

Arts and Sciences

b)

Tourism Industry

c)

Hospitality Industry

54.

This is the largest sector of the hospitality industry which includes bars, restaurants, food trucks, or any food and beverage establishments large or small.

a)

Travel and Tourism

b)

Food and Beverage

c)

Entertainment and Recreation

55.

This type of hotel may be located on an island, in the mountains, or in other areas that are not crowded. These hotels have more than 300 rooms.

a)
Business hotel
b)
Boutique hotel
c)
Budget hotel
d)
Resort hotel
56.

This type is a lodging property that floats on the water which includes houseboats and cruise liners.

a)
Underwater hotels
b)
Airborne lodging facilities
c)

Floatels

d)

Resort hotels

57.

This is generally located in the city center and is designed to cater to the needs of businessmen or commercial executives.

a)

Business or Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Suite Hotel

d)

Residential Hotel

58.

This type of hotel is usually situated near ports and caters to those who are on the move and need a stopover.

a)

Business or Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Suite Hotel

d)

Residential Hotel

59.

This type of hotel is composed of one or more bedrooms, a dining room, and a living room.

a)

Business or Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Suite Hotel

d)

Residential Hotel

60.

This type provides long-term or permanent accommodation and is usually patronized by guests who wish to stay for a minimum period of one month and up to two years.

a)

Business or Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Suite Hotel

d)

Residential Hotel

61.

This type provides gambling facilities and attracts clients by promoting gambling and arranging extravagant floor shows.

a)

Casino Hotel

b)

Conference Hotel

c)

Suite Hotel

d)

Residential Hotel

62.

This is a large type of hotel, having 400 guest rooms, and caters to the needs of a conference delegation which provides guests with the highest standard of service.

a)

Casino Hotel

b)

Conference Hotel

c)

Suite Hotel

d)

Residential Hotel

63.

The guest's duration of stay ranges from a few days to a week.

a)

Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Semi-residential Hotel

d)

Residential/Apartment Hotel

64.

This is mostly occupied by transients who stay for a very short time, a day or even less.

a)

Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Semi-residential Hotel

d)

Residential/Apartment Hotel

65.

This is generally patronized by those who are staying at a location while in transit to another place. The duration of stay may range from a few weeks to some months.

a)

Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Semi-residential Hotel

d)

Residential/Apartment Hotel

66.

This is patronized by those people who stay for a long period in a place. The duration of stay may range from a few months to a few years.

a)

Commercial Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Semi-residential Hotel

d)

Residential/Apartment Hotel

67.

This is for guests who wish to stay for a long period (from a few days to a few weeks), and cater to their long-term needs with special services and amenities.

a)

Extended Stay Hotel

b)

Transient Hotel

c)

Semi-residential Hotel

d)

Residential/Apartment Hotel

68.

This offers world-class products with personalized services to a higher standard with an emphasis on excellence and class.

a)

Upmarket/World Class Luxuries Hotel

b)

Mid-range Services Hotels

c)

Budget/Economy Hotels

69.

This offers modest services without the personalized attention of luxury hotels and has a lower room rate than the upmarket.

a)

Upmarket/World Class Luxuries Hotel

b)

Mid-range Services Hotels

c)

Budget/Economy Hotels

70.

This hotel offers the most basic needs of guests by providing comfortable but inexpensive rooms that are best for budget-minded tourists.

a)

Upmarket/World Class Luxuries Hotel

b)

Mid-range Services Hotels

c)

Budget/Economy Hotels

71.

This type of hotel has the direct ownership of one or more properties by a person or company.

a)

Proprietary Ownership

b)

Franchise Hotel

c)

Management Contract

d)

Time-share

72.

This type of hotel is managed by different franchisees under the name, branding, and intellectual properties set by the franchisor.

a)

Proprietary Ownership

b)

Franchise Hotel

c)

Management Contract

d)

Time-share

73.

This type of hotel is contracted between an operator and the owner wherein these companies have the required expertise to manage hotels.

a)

Proprietary Ownership

b)

Franchise Hotel

c)

Management Contract

d)

Time-share

74.

This type of hotel is referred to as vacation-interval hotels which entails purchasing a tourist accommodation at a popular destination for a particular time slot in a year.

a)

Proprietary Ownership

b)

Franchise Hotel

c)

Management Contract

d)

Time-share

75.

This hotel has a single owner instead of multiple owners sharing a hotel wherein the owner informs the management company when they would occupy the unit.

a)

Condominium

b)

Franchise Hotel

c)

Management Contract

d)

Time-share

76.

He or she books flights, cruises, and hotels and provides travel recommendations based on the client's budget.

a)

Event manager

b)

Travel agent

c)

Front desk agent

77.

He or She usually works at large hotels or catering services where heor she plans and oversees events.

a)

Event manager

b)

Travel agent

c)

Front desk agent

78.

He or she helps guests during their stay in a hotel assists with check-in and check-out, resolves complaints, and makes reservations.

a)

Event manager

b)

Travel agent

c)

Front desk agent

79.

They teach visitors about a particular site.

a)

Tour guide

b)

Front desk agent

c)

Concierge

d)

Wedding planner

80.

They help guests during their stay in a hotel or in any other accommodations. They greet guests, assist with check-in and check-out.

a)

Tour guide

b)

Front desk agent

c)

Concierge

d)

Wedding planner

81.

They help guests during their stay in a hotel or in any other accommodations. They greet guests, assist with check-in and check-out.

a)

Tour guide

b)

Front desk agent

c)

Concierge

d)

Wedding planner

82.

They work in hotels and assist guests with requests such as ticket provision to theaters, events, and locatl attractions.

a)

Tour guide

b)

Front desk agent

c)

Concierge

d)

Wedding planner

83.

They oversee all the details in creating a memorable experience for a couple on their wedding day.

a)

Tour guide

b)

Front desk agent

c)

Concierge

d)

Wedding planner

84.

They ensure smooth and efficient work in an establishment while maintaining profitability.

a)

Restaurant Manager

b)

Event Manager

c)

Sales and Marketing Manager

d)

Executive Chef

85.

They usually work at large hotels or catering services where they plan and oversee events.

a)

Restaurant Manager

b)

Event Manager

c)

Sales and Marketing Manager

d)

Executive Chef

86.

They are the ones who create pricing strategies and sales plans. They attract and maintain clients, meet potential ones, and complete paperwork for new clients.

a)

Restaurant Manager

b)

Event Manager

c)

Sales and Marketing Manager

d)

Executive Chef

87.

They are those working in various kitchens, such as in a restaurant, cruise ship, or hotel. They are the ones responsible for creating unique menus and may develop a signature dish for their establishment.

a)

Restaurant Manager

b)

Event Manager

c)

Sales and Marketing Manager

d)

Executive Chef

88.

They plan travels for individuals or groups.

a)

Travel agent

b)

Sommelier

c)

Sales and Marketing Manager

d)

Executive Chef

89.

They are hospitality professionals who work in fine restaurants, wherein they specialize in wine.

a)

Travel agent

b)

Sommelier

c)

Sales and Marketing Manager

d)

Executive Chef

90.

Which of the following is not an issue or challenge encountered by the tourism and hospitality industry?

a)

Staff shortage

b)

Digital skills gap

c)

Rising commodity prices

d)

Artificial intelligence

91.

Which of the following is not a trend and innovations in hospitality and tourism?

a)

Artificial intelligence

b)

Sustainability

c)

Experiential travel

d)

Digital skills gap

92.

It is known as the business of preparing, presenting, and serving food and drinks to patrons.

a)
Food service industry
b)
Catering business
c)
Restaurant management
d)
Food production sector
93.

This is made up of various food facilities that are typically found in public or commercial spaces, particularly those that are gathering places for people.

a)
Snack bar
b)
Cafeteria
c)

Institutional Food Service Industry

d)

Commercial Food Services Industry

94.

This refers to the institutions that operate or run food service businesses inside the institutional walls of hospitals and schools.

a)
Snack bar
b)
Cafeteria
c)

Institutional Food Service Industry

d)

Commercial Food Services Industry

95.

One of the top complaints made by restaurant clients is ___

a)
limited menu
b)
poor hygiene
c)
high prices
d)

having to wait for service

96.

Up to how long should it take at a restaurant for new patrons to be greeted?

a)
3 to 4 minutes
b)
5 to 10 minutes
c)

2 minutes

d)
30 seconds or less
97.

True or False

Do not consider any dietary requirements or alternatives when placing the meal order.

a)

True

b)

False

98.

True or False

Checking in with guests is usual to find out if they need anything additional or if everything has been prepared to their taste.

a)

True

b)

False

99.

What do you call the one-wall kitchen arrangement that is most commonly encountered in studio or loft apartments due to its exceptional space-saving capabilities?

a)
L-shaped kitchen
b)
U-shaped kitchen
c)
Island kitchen
d)

Pullman kitchen

100.

This walk-through kitchen, is distinguished by two walls that are opposite one another, or by two parallel counters with a walkway separating them.

a)
Galley kitchen
b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

101.

This kitched design has lots of work surfaces and units built on two sides of a corner. The legs of this shape should be between 12 and 15 feet in length to optimize the available space.

a)
Galley kitchen
b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

102.

Three walls make up this kitchen layout, which separates the kitchen from the rest of the house and defines the cooking area. This is sometimes referred to as horseshoe kitchen plans, offer lots of storage space, facilitate excellent workflow, and enable numerous people to work together in the kitchen.

a)
Galley kitchen
b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

103.

This kitchen layout offers the ideal conditions for establishing an uninterrupted work triangle.

a)

Peninsula kitchen

b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

104.

This is one of the most popular kitchen design styles. This is a flexible option that can serve as the kitchen's primary preparation area, a cooking or washing station, or both. It acts as a traffic controller to preserve a natural flow in the kitchen area.

a)

Peninsula kitchen

b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

105.

A U-shaped kitchen arrangement with an attached island is called this.

a)

Peninsula kitchen

b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

106.

Because of the shape of the linked island, some people refer to this design as a G-shaped one.

a)

Peninsula kitchen

b)
L-shaped kitchen
c)
U-shaped kitchen
d)

Island-centered kitchen

107.

This food safety system seeks to prevent, eliminate, or decrease hazards to safe levels throughout food production.

a)
HACCP
b)
GMP
c)
ISO 22000
d)
BRC Global Standards
108.

What does HACCP stand for?

a)
Hazard Assessment and Control Criteria
b)
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points
c)
Health Analysis and Critical Control Points
d)
Hazardous Analysis and Control Procedures
109.

Which government agency first created HACCP?

a)

NASA

b)
CDC
c)
USDA
d)
FDA
110.

This is a management system in qhich food safety is addressed through the analysis and control of biological, chemical, and physical hazards from raw material production, procurement, and handling, to manufacturing, distribution, and consumption of the finished product.

a)
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)
b)
Quality Assurance and Control (QAC)
c)
Food Safety Management System (FSMS)
d)
Risk Assessment and Management (RAM)
111.

What is the goal of hazard analysis?

a)
To enhance workplace productivity.
b)
To increase employee satisfaction.
c)
To reduce operational costs.
d)

To create a list of risks that are significant enough to have a reasonable chance of causing harm or sickness.

112.

How many principles is HACCP founded on?

a)
seven
b)
five
c)
nine
d)
four
113.

What is the first principle of HACCP?

a)
Implement a monitoring system.
b)
Establish critical limits.
c)
Verify the final product.
d)
Conduct a hazard analysis.
114.

What is the second principle of HACCP?

a)
Identify potential hazards.
b)
Establish monitoring procedures.
c)
Set up corrective actions.
d)
Determine the critical control points (CCPs).
115.

What is the third principle of HACCP?

a)
Identify potential hazards in the food process.
b)
Establish critical limits for each critical control point.
c)
Monitor the effectiveness of the control measures.
d)
Conduct regular training for staff on food safety.
116.

What is the fourth principle of HACCP?

a)
Establish corrective actions for each monitoring step.
b)
Identify critical control points in the process.
c)
Conduct a hazard analysis for all food products.
d)
Establish monitoring procedures for each critical control point (CCP).
117.

What is the fifth principle of HACCP?

a)
Establish corrective actions.
b)
Verify record-keeping practices.
c)
Conduct a hazard analysis.
d)
Implement monitoring procedures.
118.

What is the sixth principle of HACCP?

a)
Establish procedures for verification.
b)
Implement monitoring procedures.
c)
Conduct a hazard analysis.
d)
Establish critical limits for processes.
119.

What is the seventh principle of HACCP?

a)

Establish record-keeping and documentation procedures.

b)
Conduct a hazard analysis.
c)
Establish critical limits for processes.
d)
Establish procedures for verification.
120.

This word is used to describe actions taken, apart from monitoring, to ascertain whether the HACCP plan is genuine and whether the system is performing as intended.

a)
Inspection
b)
Validation
c)
Verification
d)
Assessment
121.

HACCP plan validation frequently requires two types of information, which are:

a)
Statistical analysis and case studies
b)
Expert opinions and anecdotal evidence
c)
Historical data and market trends
d)

Scientific evidence and in-plant observations

122.

The HACCP Plan Summary Table containing details about the following except:

a)

Procedure steps that are CCPs

b)
Personal employee information
c)

Critical limits

d)

Monitoring

123.

Actions that can be performed to lessen the possibility of being exposed to the danger are referred to as ___

a)
hazard identification techniques
b)
safety evaluation methods
c)

control measures

d)
risk assessment plans
124.

In what order is the hierarchy of control measures?

a)
Inspection, Maintenance, Reporting, Training, Compliance
b)
Assessment, Planning, Implementation, Review, Feedback
c)

Elimination, Substitution, Isolating the Hazard, Engineering Controls, Administrative Controls, PPE

d)
Prevention, Mitigation, Training, Monitoring, Compliance